The Most Expensive Home in Florida for Sale in October 2025

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1960 S Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan, Palm Beach County is The Most Expensive Home in Florida for Sale in October 2025

(Listing verified October 10, 2025 — data confirmed from Zillow, Douglas Elliman and Palm Beach BOR.)

Quick Property Overview

  • Price: 285,000,000 USD
  • Location: 1960 S Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan, Florida 33462
  • Year Built: 2028 (new construction)
  • Lot Size: 3.93 acres (Ocean-to-Intracoastal frontage)
  • Living Space: 50,000 + sq ft (total)
  • Bedrooms: 8 | Bathrooms: 16
  • Architecture: Modern Tropical by Choeff Levy Fishman
  • Developer: Robert W. Burrage (RWB Construction Management)
  • Interior Design: Marc-Michaels Interior Design Inc.
  • Listing Agent: Nicholas P. Malinosky, Douglas Elliman Real Estate
  • Updated: October 10, 2025
Ocean to Intracoastal mansion in Manalapan, Florida — front exterior with tropical landscaping and waterfront views at sunrise.
The striking façade of the Manalapan estate captures morning light over the Intracoastal, setting a serene tone for this record-breaking $285 million Florida home.

A New Standard of Florida Luxury

Along the sun-drenched shores of Manalapan, between Palm Beach Island and Delray Beach, a new chapter in Florida luxury is being written.
The residence at 1960 South Ocean Boulevard—priced at 285 million dollars—now stands as the most expensive home for sale in Florida and one of the most ambitious private estates ever constructed in the United States.

The most expensive home in Florida, 1960 S Ocean Boulevard, showcasing modern tropical architecture and palm-lined gardens.
Designed by Choeff Levy Fishman, the residence harmonizes natural light, palm-lined gardens, and contemporary tropical design.

Designed by acclaimed Miami architects Choeff Levy Fishman, the estate unites ocean and Intracoastal living in a single composition.
Across nearly 4 acres of manicured land with more than 700 feet of combined waterfront, the property merges tropical modernism with monumental scale.

Architectural Masterpiece

Every line of the home was drawn to capture water and sky.
Walls of glass slide open to courtyards, reflecting pools and vast terraces that dissolve the boundary between indoors and outdoors.
The exterior, sculpted in limestone and glass, is punctuated by breezeways that frame sunrise over the Atlantic and sunset over the Intracoastal.

Architectural close-up of the Manalapan mansion featuring glass walls, overhangs, and lush greenery.
Precision geometry and organic landscaping define the architectural language of this ocean-to-Intracoastal estate.

Spanning more than 50,000 square feet, the residence embodies collaboration at the highest level of design.
Robert W. Burrage of RWB Construction Management brought the structure to life with precision engineering, while Marc-Michaels Interior Design curated every finish, texture and furnishing for a seamless sense of calm sophistication.
Every space flows into the next—grand yet livable, sculptural yet intimate.

Interiors of Modern Grace

Inside, the tone is one of restrained opulence.
Eight ensuite bedrooms and sixteen baths form private wings that balance intimacy with light.
A central atrium brings natural illumination to floating staircases and art walls.

Grand entry hall with sculptural staircase and ocean view inside the most expensive home in Florida.
The double-height foyer blends art and architecture, centered by a sculptural staircase and framed ocean vistas.
Open-concept living room and kitchen overlooking the Atlantic Ocean inside the Manalapan luxury estate.
Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, the main salon connects effortlessly to oceanfront terraces and private dining areas.

From the primary suite, glass doors open directly to an ocean-front terrace and a private spa pavilion.

Ocean-view bedroom suite with floor-to-ceiling glass at the most expensive home in Florida.
The master suite opens directly to the Atlantic, offering uninterrupted sunrise views from bed to horizon.

The home includes a private car museum, bowling alley, golf simulator, movie theater, padel court, shooting range, and a state-of-the-art gym and spa.

Private underground car museum featuring rare sports cars at 1960 S Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan.
Beneath the estate, a climate-controlled showroom houses a curated collection of the world’s finest automobiles.
Modern living lounge with panoramic water views inside the Manalapan estate, Florida’s most expensive home.
The main lounge embraces ocean serenity through floor-to-ceiling glass and minimalist furniture crafted for timeless sophistication.
Private luxury bowling alley with modern lighting at 1960 S Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan, Florida.
Entertainment reaches new heights with a full-scale bowling alley illuminated by sculptural lighting and refined materials.

Throughout, automation systems quietly manage lighting, temperature and sound, reinforcing the estate’s sense of effortless control.

Ocean and Intracoastal Harmony

Perhaps its most defining feature is geography itself: one property connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway.
An oceanside beach house and a separate guest residence anchor each edge of the estate.
A 3,700 square-foot infinity pool overlooks the Intracoastal, where waterfalls descend into lagoons landscaped with tropical flora.

Waterfront exterior of the most expensive home in Florida at 1960 S Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan, showing full glass façade and infinity pool.
The full-length façade of the Manalapan mansion glows over the Intracoastal, highlighting its sleek modern design and glass architecture.

A private dock allows direct access to the ocean via Boca Raton or Palm Beach Inlets—each capable of accommodating a mega yacht.

Aerial twilight view of the Manalapan estate showing private dock, guest house, and ocean-to-Intracoastal grounds.
From above, the estate reveals its grand scale — nearly four acres connecting the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway.

The effect is serenity wrapped in spectacle: a view that shifts from sunrise on the ocean to sunset on the waterway, framed entirely within one private domain.

Manalapan: America’s Hidden Billionaire Enclave

Long overshadowed by its famous neighbor, Palm Beach Island, Manalapan has quietly become one of America’s most exclusive zip codes.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the town now ranks among the highest concentrations of billionaire homeowners in the country.
Residents value its seclusion, its private beach access, and proximity to both Boca Raton Airport and Palm Beach International.

Ownership here includes membership at The La Coquille Club, the legendary private enclave at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa—a benefit extended to Manalapan homeowners since the 1950s.
Within this context, the new ocean-to-Intracoastal estate is not merely another luxury property; it is the architectural emblem of a new gilded age on Florida’s Gold Coast.

The Market Moment

Florida’s ultra-prime market continues to outpace national trends in 2025.
While overall home sales have cooled, trophy properties above 100 million USD remain intensely sought after by international buyers seeking tax advantages and year-round sunshine.
Analysts note that a closing anywhere near the current asking price would break both state and national records, surpassing previous Palm Beach sales near $173 million.

Experts from Forbes and Robb Report describe this listing as “a signal that Florida’s top-end luxury has eclipsed even the traditional strongholds of Los Angeles and New York.”
With every element custom-built and delivered turnkey, the property functions less like a home and more like a private resort—ready for immediate occupancy at the pinnacle of the market.

A Vision of Timeless Luxury

From every angle, 1960 S Ocean Boulevard redefines what it means to live beside the sea.
It is modern but eternal, monumental but peaceful.
It invites both quiet retreat and grand celebration.
As night falls and the reflection of the pool mirrors the stars above, one senses the rare alignment of architecture, craftsmanship and nature—a harmony that transcends wealth itself.

Editorial Note

Information verified from Zillow, Douglas Elliman, Forbes, The Palm Beach Post, and public records.
Reviewed by the Luxury Houses Editorial Team on October 10, 2025.

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